Now the question is: What does the UK make? What do they manufacture?--do they drill for oil, natural gas, etc.? It appears to me that the UK is a 100% consumer country. Personally I can't think of anything that the UK exports, meaning they will not benefit from the pound getting pounded, other than kill their own economy.
I believe you're confusing Greece with the UK. The UK has a large manufacturing sector and plenty of oil and natural gas in the North Sea.
But you would have to be informed to know these things I suppose.
You are mistaken if you believe that leaving the EU won't severely impact the British economy. For example, Britain's financial sector is a major factor in the health of the UK economy:
"Together the financial services and insurance sectors are huge contributors to the UK economy, both in terms of contribution to GDP, but also as employers. In 2014 the UK’s trade surplus in these two sectors accounted for £58bn, some 65% of the UK’s £89.1bn trade surplus in services."
Financial services, pensions and insurance – Business for Britain
However many financial institutions in the UK are already planning their move to the EU:
"If the banking passport is no longer available to British-based firms, then some operations would clearly have to shift to a location inside the EEA."
HSBC 'to move jobs to Paris if UK leaves single market' - BBC News
The EU is also the UK's largest trade partner:
"From a continental perspective, 53.6% of UK exports by value are delivered to European trade partners while 22.5% are sold to Asian importers."
Given the importance of the EU to the UK economy it is clear that the impact will be severe.
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